Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-05

ing $500, or both Mr.. Hurd. Of Bristol, said there
had been great dcalsy in tr5aeng offenders in the
ton, of which he is a member, had expended $1,000
by Stirling cut The final Section providing that the
bill should take effect from its passage Mr.. An
the socalled blooded stock was better than any
other-some disagreed with him: The Almighty has
Daniel webster and Abraham Lincoln were scrubs:
With very few exceptions no man in the United
from 70 ae thought there was
enough in legislating for the human race-the cat
We'll len enough The bill passed BY an almost unani
Passed in conference.-the favorable report Of
the Judiciary committee on Senate bill No. IA was
accepted and the bill was passed in concurrence:
property of wards upon appointment
Passed-Resolution faVorably reported incorpo.
Mr. Bates Of Putnam, who said the people Of the
town were unanimously in favor Of the charter.
expression among the people. Mr. King, Of Nauga-
and Closed this
The resolution extending the limits of the borough
of Shelton and the resolution amending the charter
Of the Phoenix bank of Hartford placed at the
foot of the calendar.
Rejected 10 concurrence-A bill providing that
insane shall be examined by board of experts, and
if adjudged insane shall be placed in the insane
asylum, provision also being made for their sup
The House adjourned at 1885 until Tuesday next
at p m.
FURTHER REPORT.
The DfxvveIl Avenue church.
Collected this week $40; yet to be raised
$967.74. We sincerely trust that our friends,
pastors in their respective churches, will still
bear in mind our cause and remember that
this sum must be realized this month and
act accordingly.
.,
I hardly know to whom to go for help, and
the contributions this week have been given
or sent me by friends who have kept our
cause in mind, and these contributors are as
follows: Mrs. NJ. L. Parsons So, John p.
Tuttle So, A worker 81, Mrs. Melissa Fl.
Townsend $40, A friend 81, A friend $50.
Who comes next9 Trusting that those who
intend giving may remember to do SO at
once, I am yours for the cause of the COM
mon master, ALBERT P. MILLER.
A Grand Tour Through Mexico.
Messrs Raymond & Whitcomb will afford
the public only one more opportunity to
visit Mexico this season under their escort.
The party will leave Boston in a special train
of Pullman hotel cars Monday, March 7, 60
ing first to Cincinnati, Chattanooga, Tenn,
New Orleans, San Antonio, Tex. land Ell Paso.
Beyond San Antonio and throughout Mexico
the new and elegant train of Pullman palace
steepers and Pullman palace dining ear re-
Gently built for these excursions will be used.
The round of travel through Mexico will be
very elaborate and many quaint places will
be visited that could not as comfortably be
visited without special train service and
s'hotel on wheels" In the City of Mexico
= 10, ,x,in OF OF no Hntai 1tnrhida
There will be several side trips, including one
over the Mexican National railway to To1uca
and one of five days over the English road to
Puebla, the Pyramid of Choluls, Tlaxcala,
Orizaba, Cordoba, etc. The round through
Mexico will occupy a month and the home
ward route from Ell Paso will be through
New Mexico, Colorado and Kansas, with
stops at Santa Fe and Las Vegas Hot Springs.
The entire trip will occupy forty seven days.
Descriptive circulars of the tour may be OBJ
tanned of W. Raymond, 296 Washington
street, opposite school Street, Boston.
STATE CORRESPONDENTS
North Haven.
NORTH HAVEN, Feb. Mr.. Reuben Har-
rison, of this place, has been appointed
special agent for the Northwestern Masonic
Aid association of Chicago, Illinois, in New
Haven and Middlesex counties. Mr.. Harri
son is said to be doing thriving business
for this company.
The celebration of the annual of Mineral
Spring division, s. of T., which was post
poned some weeks since, is to take place next
Monday evening in Linsley's hall. Several
neigh boring divisions have been invited to
be present. Refreshments are to be served
and pleasant social evening is anticipated
The wound which Mr.. r. T. Linsley re-
ceived from cat was from the teeth of the
animal, instead of the claws. as was lncor
rectly stated. Mr.. Linsley is still suffering
from the wound.
The sister and niece of Mrs. Israel Cum
m1ngs left yesterday, for visit of
several days with her at her home in Middle
town.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Blakes-
lee surprised them on Monday evening, the
tenth anniversary of their wedding day,
and presented them handsome hanging
lamp.
The second service at St. Johns church
on next Sunday will be held in the even
ing.
Several men in town are at work filing
their ice houses
Much enthusiasm is expressed in regard
to the com ng entertainment of "Our Best
Society" by the young people of West Haven
next Tuesday evening, February 8, in Me-
mortal Hall.
Members of Laurel chapter Ne. 8, O.E.S.,
of Northford, who live in this place, are ex-
pecting to attend the installation of officers
at the Masonic hall, Northford, on Monday
evening, February Z. Several candidates
are also to be initiated.
PROTEST AGAINST THE SCHOOL CoNsoLDA-